party responded to the filing saying "jill stein's decision to pursue a recount is absurd and nothing more than an expensive political stunt that undermines wisconsin's election process." de la fuente says he believes both parties have manipulated elections.we did reach out to wisconsin's democratic party as well- they did not respond, at swe comes next after this filing. live in milwaukee, casey geraldo, today's tmj4. attorney mike maistleman explained on live at four what we should expect in the recount process.the candidates and the campaigns are going to be looking at really at the voting machines to see if someone, somehow has been able to log in, rig in or put some kind of a software malware on

word of the recount has spread quickly across the state -- leaving some voters wondering if results could change the outcome of the election. ben jordan -- joins us with reaction from local voters. carol, george, while the green party says the recount is simply meant to determine if hackers changed the outcome of the election -- voters on both sides tell me they believe it is a longshot to see a shift in hillary clinton's favor. hard to find voters out and about who haven't heard about the election recount here in wisconsin. 42:02 "i think it's a great idea." 45:18 "i appreciate the recount because i believe that hillary clinton should have been the president." cole parleir -- a republican visiting from illinois also supports the wisconsin recount to make sure the election was fair and honest. 34:31 "i think any time there's a question of integrity in our election system it needs to be addressed." the big concern 17 days after the election -- hacking of voter machines.

possibility, there's hacking going on all the time with computers."marquette student daniel adsett doesn't mind seeing the recount considering the green party is funding the efforts, but he says he's accepted the outcome of donald trump as president elect. 50:40 "i mean, i don't know what the other possibility would be," while wisconsin is the first state in which the green party has filed a recount -- they plan to do the same in michigan and pennsylvania next week. for a potential shift in the would need to significantly swap sides in all three states. 50:56 "i highly doubt it will change the outcome." "it might have a difference of maybe a thousand votes here or there." wisconsin could now be at risk of missing a dec. 13 deadline to certify its 10 electoral votes -- if municipal clerks can't complete an expected recount by then. live in the newsroom, ben jordan today's tmj4.

wisconsin votes have to be certified by december 13th. the electoral college meets and sends their to votes to congress on december 19th. congress counts those votes on january 6th. coverage continues at 5:30 on the n-b-c nightly news with lester holt. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke will meet with president-elect trump on ?monday.? trump is reportedly considering clarke for secretary of homeland security. we asked for a comment from the sheriff on the upcoming meeting.a spokesperosn says they comment. the first weekend of the holidays is here. let's find out what kind of weather to expect. john malan is here with the forecast. it was quite a gloomy black friday with cloudy skies, temperatures hovering around 40 degrees, and a sprinkle or flurry here and there. we should start seeing a few breaks in the clouds later tonight, setting up more sunshine this weekend. lows tonight will be in the lower

go to today's t-m-j four dot com for our live radar and interactive maps, and any other weather information you need. a lot of people tried to work off that thanksgiving meal by going ?shopping?.brandon rook is live in cedarburg with the traditional start of the

george and carole, shoppers are still out looking for deals.stuffing their shopping bags even in the cold weather. black friday shopping is a good way to spend and save at the same time."it's just fun". and for christine ansay and her two daughters they made sure they took advantage of the big door busters---filling three carts up with bargains. they were kohls for 3 hours cart seems to grow and this year we seem to have more carts than normal.""i think this is the first and the last for today, i did buy some online."black friday is a big day every year. long lines wrap around stores as people can't wait to get their hands on better deals but some just like to be in the atmosphere. "it's fun, since i retired this year. it's fun to go out and get amongst all the people."diane fox normally used to work in retail---this is her first time shopping on

"it's fun shopping around and getting mixed in with the people."she stuffing her bags with things for her family. "kids clothes, and probably clothes for my daughter, son in law, if i can find them." even with the frenzy she says it's not hard to navigate."i just enjoy shopping here." "since i had worked in the children's department all those years, it's easy enough to find and i know kind of what i'm looking for." didn't stop the crowds from coming out today.deals are expected to last all weekend. in cedarburg i'm brandon rook with 4. check out the line to get lakefront brewery's annual, black friday imperial stout. the line snaked around the property and down commerce street. the beer is only available today. some waited more than five hours to buy the coveted brew.

see everybody here and see them coming back year after year this is our third year doing it we got here at 3 am each person is limited to buying one pack - with three bottles in it - of the black friday beer. the bottles run out in a few hours. the brewery does also have it on tap today. the wisconsin badgers play their final game of the season tomorrow.what has to happen for the badgers to move on to

sfx: [beeping alarms] ? blues / country music? if it's in your nature to be the first one out there... ...then don't miss cabela's black friday doorbuster sale. for 5 hours only, get $100 off vortex diamondback binos and $500 off a lowrance hook-9 combo plus, the first 600 in line will receive a free giveaway from over $8,000 in prizes. doors open at 5am. can't wait? shop thanksgiving day... ...at cabelas.com

look at the man facing the camera... at the center of your screen.the man was talking with customers at his store... when the e-cigarette in his pants pocket ?exploded?. you can see the sparks and the smoke. everyone around him scattered... but then came back to help. the man has severe burns to his leg and hand. he's in stable condition. investigators are trying to find out what caused a fire at an oil refinery in iowa. the fire caused several explosions and fireballs.one firefigher was hurt.pl houses for several hours while firefighters worked to contain the flames. the south carolina man accused in the deadly shooting of nine members of a black church will stand ?trial? for murder. a judge ruled that dylann roof is competent to stand trial. roof is charged with 33 counts related to last year's murders at emanuel african methodist episcopal church.jury selection is scheduled to begin monday. roof faces the death penalty if convicted. she was one of the most famous

"the brady bunch" died last night.here's the stor of a lovely lad florence henderson was 82 years old.her publicist says hendersen went into the hospital yesterday with heart failure. henderson had a career in theater before she became famous on "the brady bunch." she recently talked about how hard hse worked for her success-- "it's 99 percent sweat, determination and one percent talent. if desire, you have the talent, you have to be willing to work and pay your dues." henderson grew up in a small town in southern indiana the holiday season is here weekend forecast is next. also coming up.... from wisconsin to the white house. the family that donated the white house

the lights go on at "candy cane lane" at six o'clock tonight. the neighborhood between 96th and 92nd, and montana to oklahoma is full of christmas decorations.money donated will go to the macc fund. buy a macc star and help cure

designed by bailey dove. she was diagnosed with leukemia in 2015. the theme is "shave away cancer" and features a penguin with a mustache. the star costs 10 dollars and is available at balistreri sendik's food markets and buddy squirrel stores. a tree from wisconsin arrived at the white house this morning. dave and mary vandervelden of oconto donated the tree. they were with first lady michelle obama when the tree was delivered. it's a douglas fir, 19 feet tall. of the first lady's nephews were there. so were the family dogs.but what about malia and sasha? "these are our replacement kids. this is what happens when you have teenagers. one's asleep. these two are up." mrs. obama will unveil the decorated to military families

the first official weekend of holiday shopping... the ?last? weekend of deer hunting... and people traveling for thanksgiving. let's see what kind of weather to expect for all those things. john malan is here with the forecast. it was quite a gloomy black friday with cloudy skies, temperatures hovering around 40 degrees, and a sprinkle or flurry here should start seeing a few breaks in the clouds later tonight, setting up more sunshine this weekend. lows tonight will be in the lower

of clouds and sunshine on saturday and our temperatures should bump up a few degrees and eventually top out around 45 in the afternoon. we start sunday withs afternoon. if the sun hangs on long enough, we'll climb near 50 degrees. overall, for late november standards, the weekend is looking great.the next significant storm system arrives sunday night and into monday. we'll stay on the warm side of the storm, meaning periods of rain for us

amid all the bad news surrounding our packers-- it's been easy to lose sight of the wisconsin badgers' standout season. the good news about the camp randall gang is

a big game for the badgers tomorrow afternnoon with them hosting minnesota atcamp randall.they can controll their owndestiny with a win, and theycan hold on to paul bunyan'saxe, which means a lot to the players playing in the game it's been an impressive run for badgerswho are riding high on a five game winning streak,

the last time out on the road 49 to 20..if they beat minnesota tomorrow, they are in the big ten title game. "our,"..... if iowa beats nebraska todaythere in, not matter what they do on saturday .here's vince biegel and head coach paul chryst on playing for the post season ((vince says)) going into the season you have hopes right you have milestones that you want to accomplish to be living it to bein the big west conversation to be in the bigten championship the playoff pictureit's all fun to be apart off that's whatbeing a coll all aboutthat's what your dream about when youcommit to a university like this. ((paul says)) it's always special to play in the game i've been lucky to go with my day and then when he was coaching and then as a player and so far the badgers are getting some help from the

cornhuskers 26 to 10 in the 3rd quarter.if iowa can hang on and beat nebraska today...the badgers are in the bigten title game we move on to the nba,.where the bucks are back in action tonight at home, hosting the toronto raptors at the b-m-o harris bradley center..the bucks are 6 and 7 on the season,and their coming off a win over theorlando magic the last night out.tip off time at the bc is 7:00pm that's a look at sportsfor now

tonight's "badger five" jackpot is 21-thousand-dollars. the "mega millions" jackpot is is 20-million-dollars.we'll have the winning "mega millions" numbers tonight on "live at ten." and if you're looking ahead, tomorrow night's "powerball" jackpot is 403-million-dollars. coming up on "the now milwaukee" at 6:30: tomorrow's another big opportunity for shopping... we'll see how "small business saturday" is catching on. "how the christmas" is at 7."how murray ?saved? christmas" is at 7:30. "dateline n-b-c" is at 8, followed by more local news on

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? >> tonight, black friday frenzy. tens of millions hit the store in person and online, but not everything goes as planned. why must-sell may mean life and death for some retailers. found alive, a woman emerges in northern california nearly lee weeks after her apparent abduction. the details still largely a mystery. daring escape. they cut through bars, lowered themselves with sheets and clothing. tonight two inmates remain on the run. not allergic? the surprise finding about penicillin that could affect millions of americans. new research shows many diagnosed as allergic might not be. america's mom, remembering the life of florence henderson for her years on "the